This week on Let's Process This!, we welcome Drew Droege and Natalia Soto and we're getting into two stories about who controls information, and what happens when that control slips.

First up: Thomas Massie files a discharge petition to force a vote on releasing the Jeffrey Epstein documents. Is this a real transparency move, a political play, or honestly kind of both?

Then New York (and other large cities) are losing art critics. Legacy outlets are gutting cultural coverage and laying off the people paid to actually think about art for a living. What do we lose when the critics are gone?

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